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KISS is the creative agency that clarifies the complex.
About KISS Communications
KISS is the creative agency that clarifies the complex. We work with the organisations that are changing the world, putting customer experience at the heart of our strategy, creativity and activation.
At KISS we keep it successfully simple. Our proven ability to cut through the complexity and deliver stand out results has enabled us to build our reputation and win a fantastic family of clients in Science, Technology, Education and affiliated sectors.
Our expert team of specialists in strategy, branding, advertising, digital and public relations work side-by-side to create and deliver distinctive ideas that surprise our clients, worry the competition and add value to their business.
KISS is a member of the PROI, the world’s largest partnership of independent agencies, giving us access to leading agencies in 100 cities across five continents and enabling us to deliver international campaigns driven by local expertise and knowledge.
KISS: Keep It Successfully Simple.

Don't hit your target with a blunt instrument.

KISS Public Relations is an agency built on the principle of keeping things simple.

We approach social media in the same way that we work with our clients, with a dedication to delivering insightful communications solutions, helping our clients to capitalise on their commercial opportunities. Our strategy planner will ensure that any social media engagement is integrated into the rest of your marketing.

We enable you to capitalise on your investment by creating a show-stopper that dramatises your proposition. And fits with all your other promotional activity.
Proof we’ve done our job is a stand you can’t get anywhere near.

When your vision is clear so is your future.

The best solutions are often the simplest ones.

Pictures work in advertising and communication. Humans respond emotionally to images. From the earliest cave drawings to political cartoons to today’s memes, it’s clear images communicate in a different way to words.

Any company that generates a lot of content would benefit from having a style guide. If you’re not familiar with the concept of a style guide, they are documents that publishers use to ensure consistency throughout a publication. Helpfully, the Guardian has its online.

Micro-targeting can be a legitimate next-generation marketing tool or a deeply unethical practice, depending on who’s using it.

Two months on and there's still a lot we can learn from England's #WorldCup campaign. KISS CEO Simon Fryer discusses how a psychological approach to reaching your goal can help pave the way for success.

Internships can be a great introduction to an industry. Find out what a former KISS intern had to say about her experiences.

More than one in ten (13 per cent) teachers and publishing professionals think that printed school textbooks will cease to be published just two years from now. However, 37 per cent don’t foresee an end to the market for printed textbooks and 19 per cent think that text books will continue to be printed until closer to 2030.

James, 15, has been doing a work experience placement with KISS. He shares his thoughts on mobile phones in schools.

Cannes Lions 2018 shows that our basic emotional needs are ruling us more than we think, says KISS Senior Planner Matt Higgs.

Internships differ considerably, depending on whether they are paid or unpaid and what type of organisation is involved. KISS pays all its interns, but there are still many organisations that don’t.

With a relatively recent vested interest in cycling, the nation has been become more and more absorbed with the Tour de France, and, in particular, the trials and tribulations of Team Sky.

KISS Account Director Sue Cartwright on how motherhood has made her a better employee.

Copywriter Katie talks about moving from newsroom to agency.

What is content marketing? Tell stories that engage your audience, or risk losing them forever.

Why will half the nation watch the football on Saturday? It’s about a need to belong, a need to feel part of a community.

‘Snacking’ news is huge, and LADBible claims to be a serious ‘social publisher’ reaching 1B people. But some things don’t change.

Seventy-five per cent of teachers are happy with the range of edtech available to them in the market. However, only 59% are happy with the current level of innovation in their own school. KISS CEO Simon Fryer discusses technology in the classroom.

The drama surrounding the professional American basketball team the Philadelphia 76ers has been one of the most sensational stories of the summer and serves as an interesting public relations case study. Chase Clemens, Account Executive at KISS,says: "It’s certainly captivated my attention as a communications professional, NBA fan and sucker for drama!"

What does the future hold for PR?

Find out what was different about this year's Cannes Lion awards...

The World Cup buzz is contagious, and advertisers have begun to jump on the feel-good bandwagon.
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Guest blog by KISS Account Manager, Olly Cooper
Video games have been around for years, but I feel attitudes and the understanding towards the gaming community has changed dramatically over the last five years. I remember when I was growing up, my mum would always tell me that video games would melt my brain or the...